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razzle-dazzle
Fancy display; showing off.
Do we need all this razzle-dazzle to advertise our fair?
He is such a good player that he doesn't have to add razzle-dazzle to his game.
reach for the sky
To put your hands high above your head or be shot. Usually used as a command.
A holdup man walked into a gas station last night and told the attendant "Reach for the sky!"
To set one's aims high.
"Why medical technician?" asked her father. "Reach for the sky! Become a physician!"
reach out
To make contact with someone.
At the time of your decision, your sister reached out to me to have my back emotionally, it wasn’t a romantic thing.
I shot myself in the foot because my sister is reaching out to my ex-boyfriend.
read between the lines
To understand all of a writer's meaning by guessing at what he has left unsaid.
"Читать между строк"; понимать скрытый, недосказанный смысл.
A clever foreign correspondent can often avoid censorship by careful wording, leaving his audience to read between the lines.
Millicent might have read between the lines; she might have had more knowledge about her husband's character.
Миллисент должно быть прочла между строк; она, возможно, знает больше о характере своего мужа.
Some kinds of poetry make you read between the lines.
read into
To attribute extra meaning to; deduce from; consider to be implicit in.
Just because Fred's letters sounded so friendly Mary was wrong to read anything serious into them.
read off
To read in a speaking voice from a list.
The secretary read off the names of those present in alphabetical order.
read one like a book
To understand someone completely; know what he will think or do at any time.
Понимать кого-либо полностью; знать что человек будет думать в конкретной ситуации.
Emily, who read her husband like an open book, pretended that she didn’t suspect anything.
Эмили, которая прекрасно понимала своего мужа, сделала вид, что она ничего не подозревала.
John's girlfriend could read him like a book.
read one one's rights
To give to an arrested person the legally required statement regarding the rights of such a person.
"Read him his rights," Sergeant," the captain said, "and book him for breaking and entering."